The district reported it can maintain a **no-prorate condition through February 2027** even if Class 1 allocations drop to 90–80%. March deliveries to growers were approximately **7,100 acre-feet** — about **200% of normal** — driven by heat and dry conditions. The south-of-delta federal allocation rose from **15% to 20%**; San Luis Reservoir federal share storage has peaked with roughly **200,000 acre-feet** of capacity remaining, expected to draw down as agricultural demand increases.
The District is maintaining 100% Class 1 water allocation with expected November storms potentially bringing 6 inches of precipitation to the San Joaquin watershed. The fiscal year 2024-25 audit was completed with clean results, showing a $7.75 million increase in net position and successful receipt of $1.6 million in federal grant funds. Operations staff is conducting extensive winter maintenance on infrastructure, including valve and pump servicing, while implementing cost-effective ...
